Y'all was thinking about this the other day, I was with my kids, man. I was with my daughter and my son and I was watching the Discovery Channel.

It was something like little Netflix thing that we was watching. Something having to do with the lions, right?

And I was watching the lions and this particular lion, his mother lion, she had lost her cubs. She got separated from her cubs.

The cubs almost got eaten by a snake. It was some crazy junk that happened.

But it got me thinking, man, a lion in the jungle, nothing's guaranteed for this lion.

But the lion is the predator.

They're the king of the jungle.

But just because you're the king, just because you're at the top of the food chain doesn't

mean everything's automatically given to you. And so some of you athletes think just because you've achieved a certain level of result

that you can be lax like you can relax. But the top dogs, I mean, you look at Kobe, you look at

LeBron, you look at Tom Brady. You got to stay hungry, man. You have to be hungry because at any

given time, your Cubs can be to be hungry because at any given time,

your cubs could be snatched from you.

At any given time, and you have to walk around

with a sense of urgency like it's actually important.

So you gotta cultivate hunger and desire on a daily basis.

And the way you do that is by understanding

why it is that you're going after a goal.

See, a lion that's in a zoo.

See, they don't really have that urgency

because they just get their food hand fed to them.

They don't gotta go out there and hunt.

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